All About You Liquidation

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We provide direct help for home downsizing, home cleanout, de-cluttering and, content liquidation.

We begin the process by meeting with you at your home. We work with you to identify which items you wish to sell, donate or dispose of. Together we develop realistic fair market value price points for all household contents.

We know how stressful and emotional having an estate sale can be. Most often, estate sales are the result of losing a loved one or transitioning them to a skilled facility, downsizing, moving, or another life changing event. Let us help make this process easier for all those involved.

How it works

Call us today to
arrange your free consultation and let us create an easy, pain free estate sale for
you.

•We will arrange a meeting to come out and evaluate the
items you are interested in selling as well as help set a value to them.

•We will then quote you a percentage charge based on these
items and the work needed to sell them.

•Once a contract is signed, we will begin advertising the
date on our website, EstateSales.net, EstateSales.org, Facebook, and local
papers/advertising service.

•After your estate sale has ended, we will return all items to you.
Additional services include: Haul off junk items, donate remaining items to charity
of your choice, or conduct a complete cleanup of the residence.

•Clients are paid remaining profits from the sale as soon as possible and always within 5 business days after the estate sale.

Below is a list of the top five most common mistakes people make when
cleaning out an estate.

1. The NUMBER ONE
mistake and the MOST COSTLY mistake that family members and/or executors make
is not letting a professional look at the contents of the estate BEFORE they
throw anything away.

The best way to avoid
making a costly mistake like this, is to NOT remove anything from the household
before letting a professional such as us look at the items. It may look like
garbage, it may be broken, it may need paint, it may be torn, unusable, moldy,
have water damage, or even smell bad, but it may have value. You will never
know unless you have an experienced person look at the items before throwing
them into the garbage or dumpster.

2. The NUMBER TWO
mistake is being embarrassed by the amount of junk or garbage that has
collected in the household.

A real professional
or a representatives from a professional company like All About You Liquidation
understand situations like this. As we age, we accumulate things. Some people
accumulate more things than others. Some elderly people are such that they
cannot take care of themselves, or the circumstances around them and things get
messy. There is nothing you can show us that we have not already seen, so
please do not be embarrassed.

3. The NUMBER THREE
mistake is either donating items, giving things away to friends, neighbors, and
or strangers, or having a garage sale, pricing the items yourself, and selling
items too cheaply or asking for too much money. This is another reason to have
a professional such as All About you Liquidation look at the estate before it is touched.

4. The NUMBER FOUR
mistake is discounting your own self-worth and that of your friends and
relatives.

Your time is worth
money, your relative's, friend's, spouse's, children's, realtor's, lawyer's,
etc. time is also worth money. Maybe you are not being charged by your friends
and relatives, but it may cost you at a later date. Most people and families
quickly become overwhelmed by the amount of work it takes to clean out an
entire household. We are told time and time again, "We spent the last six
months (or year, or sometimes two years) going through all the items in this
house and we have not even made a dent in it." or, "We just don't
have alot of free time." All of the time it takes to clean out a
house is more time that the property is off of the market. The taxes, rent,
heating bill (the water pipes may freeze if it’s not paid), and/or maintenance
fees still have to be paid during that time. These bills add up, no one will
pay them for you.

5. The NUMBER FIVE
mistake is renting a dumpster and paying extra tipping fees for items that
don't have to go into a landfill and can be resold, recycled, or donated.